kunjah造句

• Starting during the Muslim period, Kunjah was considered a strategically important town.
• Kunjah prospered during the time of the Sikh Empire.
• Ibrahim Bin Masood used Kunjah as his main base for his attack on neighboring districts.
• Shareef was born in 13 May 1914 in Kunjah, a small town of Gujrat District in Jehlum.
• He died on 20 January 2007 and was interred in the compound of Ghanimat Kunjahi s mazar in Kunjah.
• Gujrat is an ancient district located in between two famous rivers, the Karnana, Kunjah, Sehna and Lalamusa.
• The surname Nayyar drives basic origin from Kunjah in Gujrat District of Western Punjab ( Now Pakistan ) abutting to River Chenab area.
• In the Aurangzeb Alamgir also visited Kunjah, and during his stay in Kunjah he built a mosque that is now named after him.
• In the Aurangzeb Alamgir also visited Kunjah, and during his stay in Kunjah he built a mosque that is now named after him.
• These forts and " Shahi Talabs " were granted to prominent Arain clan of Kunjah due to their great contribution in the Mughal and Sikh period.
• "' Saroki "'is a village in the Gujrat District of Pakistan, on the Sargodha road just before the town of Kunjah.
• By his own request, the Pakistani poet Shareef Kunjahi ( 1914 2007 ) was interred in the compound of Ghanimat Kunjahi's mazar in Kunjah.
• While many roads take off the city, i . e ., Dinga-Gujrat road, Dinga-Phalia road, Dinga-Lalamusa road, Dinga-Kunjah road, Dinga-Mangowal road, Dinga-Mandi Bahauddin road.
• Major tribes in Kunjah include Arain the desandants of Arabs who entered in Indian Sub continent with Muhammad Bin Qasim and settled here since the time of Umayyad, Caliphate and some Arains are here since the era of Sultan Mahmud Ghaznavi, Mughal rule and then frim Sikh rule.
• It was inspired by a real event that happened in 1950, in which teacher Anwar Masood himself had an incident in his class, when one of his students beat his mother to almost death, while he was appointed as a schoolmaster in the village near Kunjah . and then a revised edition was published in 2007.